Episodes
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Sir Keir Starmer is officially the new Prime Minister of the UK after his Labour party secured a massive majority in the election with 412 seats secured.
What was the cause for such a swing and what does this mean for the UK and the conservatives?
Stanley Johnson, Writer, former MEP and environmental campaigner and father to Boris Johnson and Former Taoiseach Bertie Ahern join Anton Savage to discuss.
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An American mum has gone viral on TikTok for charging another parent €15 to cover the expenses from a playdate their children had! But is this so strange? Do you find yourself hosting most of the playdates?
Newstalk’s Henry McKean has been out getting opinions from the public, and joins Anton Savage to discuss.
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Following the elections, the Conservative Party in the UK has lost their majority leadership, and Labour’s Keir Starmer will be the new Prime Minister.
But who is he exactly, and what will his cabinet look like?
Anton Savage is joined by Lucy Fisher, Whitehall Editor of the Financial Times and host of the ‘Political Fix’ podcast to discuss.
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Teacher and journalist Jennifer Horgan writes that “There is no doubt that Irish drivers are becoming more aggressive, faster, and nastier”
Anton Savage is joined by Jennifer, who wrote that in the Irish Examiner, as well as driving instructor Brenda Bolger.
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A recent survey for Gen Z’ers has found out some things that they don’t like doing in the office. These include never wanting to turn their cameras on in Zoom meetings, and having their lunch choices questioned. Is Gen Z really a nuisance in the office? And how do we deal with their demands… or should we?
Anton Savage is joined by Damien McCarthy, Managing Director of HR Buddy and Newstalk's Alex Rowley to discuss.
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The Kuhner Report on WRKO AM680 Radio in Boston is hosted by Jeffrey T. Kuhner, "Liberalism's Worst Nightmare," he is a conservative nationalist, who champions God, country and family.
He joined Anton Savage to have a heated debate following the aftermath of the first Presidential debate between Biden and Trump, and why there are serious considerations for Biden quitting due to his health, as well as Trump's criminal case.
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Taoiseach Simon Harris has re-opened the debate regarding GAA GO after reaffirming his stance that Gaelic games should not be behind a paywall.
To discuss, Anton is joined by Jamesie O'Connor, Former All Ireland winner with Clare and Seán Kelly, Former GAA President and Fine Gael MEP.
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It's the fourth of July today which means celebrations will be kicking off all across the US!
Anton is joined by Sinead Conlon, a Mayo woman living in NYC and Patti Shields,Chairperson of Democrats Abroad to discuss what it means to witness it and celebrate it when away from home.
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The Committee on Drugs took place earlier today examining the citizen assembly on Drugs recommendations for decriminalisation.
Joining Anton to discuss is the chair of the meeting, Senator Lynn Ruane.
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A new report on our attitudes to climate change has found that despite being aware of climate change and its importance, we do not want to change our own behaviours and we will always suit ourselves at the end of the day.
What are these climate barriers stopping us from changing our lifestyles?
Joining Anton Savage to discuss is journalist Matthew Joyce and Newstalk’s Henry McKean.
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Today saw another rise in corporation tax, which might just set the way for a potential giveaway budget this autumn.
Paschal Donohoe, Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform joins Anton Savage to discuss.
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It’s time for the Shopping Trolley Hotline! Where we review the same product from various stores and brands.
Newstalk’s Simon Tierney joined guest host Anton Savage to compare different varieties of cordials, sure to spice up any plain glass of water!
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Comedian David O’Doherty is bringing his witty and enjoyable show ,Tiny Piano Man, to Vicar Street this weekend!
He joins Anton Savage to discuss what to expect, and of course, make a few jokes along the way.
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If you can believe it, singer and actress, Lily Allen has started selling photos of her feet on OnlyFans!
Fans can subscribe to Lily’s page for a sum of £8 a month. How much money is being spent on this, and what’s it like to be a creator?
To discuss, Anton Savage is joined by Andy Lee, an OnlyFans creator from Dublin.
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Revolut intends to enter the Irish mortgage market as early as next year. Will this work out? And what are the potential consequences for customers?
Joining Anton Savage to discuss is Brendan Burgess, founder of consumer website AskAboutMoney.com.
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Jess Kelly, Newstalk’s Technology Correspondent and host of ‘Tech Talk’ joined guest host Anton Savage for the Tech Takeover.
This week, Jess discusses how some companies like Apple are blaming EU red tape limiting tech innovation. They say they won't be able to fully roll out their 'Apple Intelligence'.
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Barring a miracle, a Labour landslide expected when the UK goes to the polls in tomorrow’s general election.
To discuss, Anton Savage is joined by Adam Boulton, Political Commentator and Former Sky News Political Editor and Ann Widdecombe, Reform UK's Immigration and Justice spokesperson.
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In a poll, more than 80% of work from home staff admit that they had the TV on while working. It’s a large percentage, but how accurate is it? Does everyone have a bit of a doss when at home?
Newstalk’s Henry McKean joined Anton Savage to share what he has heard.
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Today marks 100 years since Irish was made compulsory in our schools.
This has often come with criticism – but should we encourage young people to speak more Irish?
Joining guest host Anton Savage to discuss is Hazel De Nortúin, Founder of Cafe Glic in Ballyfermot, Seán Ó Maoilchiaráin, Reporter for Live 95 and Diarmuid Lyng, Owner of Wild Irish Retreats.
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Now, over three quarters of people are unwilling to pay a higher price for more sustainable products, according to a survey by Pennies.
But do you need to break the bank to be sustainable and are there affordable and environmentally friendly options out there?
Broadcaster, Meghan Scully, joins Anton Savage to discuss.
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